Where I discuss how small percentage differences in resource usage usually do not matter when you are developing out in the real world, because no developer always writes perfect code in a perfect way. And even if they do that developer would be a lot more expensive per year than simply buying a new server.
Stop being condescending please. I don't care that much about benchmarks but I'm looking for the proof behind what you said:
It's BLAZINGLY fast
And I mean FAST, it still outperforms Java, NodeJS and most of the competition
Btw, are we not seeing the same result or something? because it seems that it's quite the contrary, we clearly see that node outperforms aspnet on must of the benchmarks, here's one (of many) as an example:
If we take Round 18 from TechEmpower and adjust the filters to add aspnetcore we get some different results which are very much in favour of aspnetcore
Im pretty sure i saw some version of nodejs running on the jvm which outperformed c# in all categories but i cant find the link rn (when ill do ill post it here)
What is faster is ASP.NET Core with Kestrel. Open the filters and enable "Kestrel" in the "Front-end server" section and then make sure "asp.net core" is enabled in the "Framework" section. Make sure to click on the "Apply changes" button.
I normally never reply to any posts online, but wanted to say thanks for this article. To the troll: if you don't agree with the post, read something else, or watch some porn and you'll feel much better
NodeJS is good for multiple requests, no doubt about it, the benchmarks on TechEmpower(which are linked to in other comments)do suggest that netcore is more performant however. But then again, performance alone shouldn't be the deciding factor on choosing a tech stack.
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Do you have some benchmarks between C# (asp) and node.js ?
No, nor should you worry too much about benchmarks between languages/platforms/frameworks and so on.
They are one of many matrics.
I cover this exact thing in my other post: dev.to/arctekdev/the-contenders-202d
Where I discuss how small percentage differences in resource usage usually do not matter when you are developing out in the real world, because no developer always writes perfect code in a perfect way. And even if they do that developer would be a lot more expensive per year than simply buying a new server.
I'm just trying to find what makes you say that it outperforms Node?
You are not listening, focusing on benchmarks and it's minimal performance differences is not a good idea as it's an unimportant metric in most cases.
But if you wish: ageofascent.com/2019/02/04/asp-net...
techempower.com/benchmarks/#sectio...
This one is a year old and I'll go out on a limb and assume not too much has changed in a single year.
As you can clearly see .NET outperforms NodeJS in most categories.
Not a surprising result to be perfectly fair.
Stop being condescending please. I don't care that much about benchmarks but I'm looking for the proof behind what you said:
Btw, are we not seeing the same result or something? because it seems that it's quite the contrary, we clearly see that node outperforms aspnet on must of the benchmarks, here's one (of many) as an example:
If we take Round 18 from TechEmpower and adjust the filters to add aspnetcore we get some different results which are very much in favour of aspnetcore
Shane Booth I'd recommend not feeding the troll much more, he appears to be a bad faith actor.
Agreed - i'll leave it there :)
I politely asked you to give some proof, how does that make me a troll ?
And how am i of bad faith since i used the link that you gave me?
Im pretty sure i saw some version of nodejs running on the jvm which outperformed c# in all categories but i cant find the link rn (when ill do ill post it here)
What is faster is ASP.NET Core with Kestrel. Open the filters and enable "Kestrel" in the "Front-end server" section and then make sure "asp.net core" is enabled in the "Framework" section. Make sure to click on the "Apply changes" button.
skylinetechnologies.com/Blog/Skyli... I'm struggling to find a more recent benchmark on nodejs vs net core, though.
I suppose I could try running some when I get home, that is if I don't have too busy of a day at the office.
Basically saying no promises but I'll try and keep it in mind.
I normally never reply to any posts online, but wanted to say thanks for this article. To the troll: if you don't agree with the post, read something else, or watch some porn and you'll feel much better
Well, nodejs isnt that great for heavu computations, but its awesome when talking about a lot of concurrent requests
NodeJS is good for multiple requests, no doubt about it, the benchmarks on TechEmpower(which are linked to in other comments)do suggest that netcore is more performant however. But then again, performance alone shouldn't be the deciding factor on choosing a tech stack.